Menu
Previous
Next
Carvera Air 4th Axis Module
€419.00
VAT included
Enhance your Carvera Air capabilities with the 4th Axis Module, powered by Harmonic Drive. Designed for precision and versatility, this add-on enables true 4-axis simultaneous machining, allowing you to create complex 3D shapes, double-sided parts and cylindrical objects. Compatible with materials such as wood, plastic and non-ferrous metals, it can transform your CNC workflow into a fully-fledged 3D fabrication system.
Key features:
- True 4-axis simultaneous machining
- High precision with 0.01° rotary accuracy
- Harmonic Drive system for minimal backlash
- Compact design with a work area of 9.2 cm in diameter and 24 cm in length
- Supports MakeraCAM, Fusion 360, and VCarve software
- Includes adapter and installation tools for easy setup
In stock / EU warehouse
Payment
- 30 days return guarantee
- 2 years minimum warranty
- Need a customised offer?
- Request Personalised Offer
Precision engineering for complex projects
The Carvera Air™ 4th Axis Module features a harmonic drive system paired with a NEMA17 stepper motor to deliver exceptional precision and a maximum rotational speed of 2,400° per minute. Its compact design provides a work area with a diameter of 9.2 cm and a length of 24 cm, making it ideal for detailed machining tasks.
Seamlessly integrating with the Carvera Air™ platform, this module supports auto tool changing, auto probing and anchor-based coordination systems. Setting up 4th-axis jobs is as easy as handling 3-axis tasks thanks to intuitive software such as MakeraCAM, Fusion 360 and VCarve.
Versatile Material Compatibility
Expand your machining capabilities across various materials. Whether you are working with wood, plastic or non-ferrous metals, the Carvera Air™ 4th Axis Module ensures high-quality results and enables you to create intricate 3D models and detailed designs.
Elevate your CNC projects with the Carvera Air™ 4th Axis Module. Its precision, ease of use and material versatility make it an essential addition for creators looking to push the boundaries of their machining capabilities.
Grade Comments (0)